Why military organizations are cautious about learning?/ Hans Hasselbladh and Karl Yden
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Armed Forces & Society Vol. 46, No. 3, July 2020, pp.475-494 (3)Summary: Military organization globally tend to focus on learning. Compared to other organization, military organizing is predicated on rigorous thinking. Hence this article discusses how military logic of action might be enacted differently in other sociocultural contexts.
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Military organization globally tend to focus on learning. Compared to other organization, military organizing is predicated on rigorous thinking. Hence this article discusses how military logic of action might be enacted differently in other sociocultural contexts.
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